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I have changed my colour palette and started to experiment with light and shadow. What do you think ? submitted by /u/Ok-Hospital-2135 [link] [comments]

I'm a solo dev, this is my first drop after getting deeper into NFT, would love feedback 💙🪽 I feel like I’m reallyyy late to the party. What do you all think? submitted by /u/Past-Switch9795 [link] [comments]

If anyone was involved in reignmakers OR autograph (Tom Brady) NFT collections, please DM me. I am looking to sue both Brady and DraftKings. I am a huge Tom Brady fan. Autograph’s inception agreements essentially stated Autograph NFTs were exclusive to the DraftKings marketplace. Once the marketplace is closed, they essentially scammed us submitted by /u/Puzzlehead88 [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/0llbwxkwutng1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=52ba5c3941540905de510aae03bf787e6746d391 These are some characters from my CellBlockCluck NFT project. From left to right: • Default • Pirate • Soldier • Psycho More characters are coming soon, and some are already revealed. You can see more on my X page. submitted by /u/TotoKotunjo [link] [comments]

I don't dabble in NFTs AT ALL. Never have, so I don't know the first thing about it. I had someone email me recently in regards to some of my art that I posted on my X (twitter)/Threads account (small time, no name artist who does art as a hobby). They are making an offer on it and I'm unsure of what to do. Would I be able to exchange the ETH for tangible USD, or should I just have him purchase the pieces out right for the ETH value? Should I just ignore it all together? Any advice would be appreciated. (They are on the Artistloom website if that changes opinions.) submitted by /u/RockSteadyRhyno [link] [comments]

Leyes de verificación de edad vs Sistemas Operativos de Servidor Vale, entiendo que las computadoras personales tienen cuentas personales. Las usan individuos. Pero, ¿qué pasa si no tengo una computadora personal, sino una estación de trabajo/servidor con un sistema operativo de servidor como Linux, como Alma Linux, OpenSUSE, etc.? No son las distribuciones comunes. Son cosas de servidor. Administradas por la empresa. ¿Cómo puede una empresa tener una edad? ¿Cómo puede una empresa ser un usuario? Las leyes no serían aplicables. ¿Las máquinas del CERN también pondrán su edad? ¿No, verdad? Entonces, ¿por qué deberían los servidores? Así que los servidores están libres de esta vaina porque la empresa no es un individuo, lo que significa que no tienen una edad que poner. Esto marca a los ServerOS como algo separado de esta mierda de verificación de edad/captura de ID. Acabo de tener esta idea genial en el baño. 🙂 submitted by /u/SubstantialTry3684 [link] [comments]

Guys, i get so many suggests that NFT is outdated? is it real? Or still we can have hope on that. what is your suggestion. submitted by /u/Ok-Narwhal2433 [link] [comments]

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Hi everyone! We're a small team building a fun-first game and our whole brand is 'chonky action'. We just finished the art for our Genesis collection, where the NFTs become playable characters in the game (think Fortnite skins, but you actually own them).` Wdyt? Did we get the cuteness and chonkiness right? We try not to take ourselves too seriously and hope the game carries the same vibe of 'peak bear shenanigans' 😁 submitted by /u/noteasytobecheesy [link] [comments]

Before you roll your eyes just hear me out. 😁 Magic Eden spent years building one of the most gamified experiences in crypto. Points, rewards, collection mechanics, leaderboards, all that jazz. All that massively gamified NFTs (and crypto in general). Now they're taking that playbook and applying it to actual gaming and betting with Dicey. And the timing kind of lines up perfectly... Prediction markets are absolutely exploding right now. Polymarket and Kalshi are doing absurd volume. DraftKings and FanDuel just entered prediction markets. People clearly want to speculate on things beyond token prices. Magic Eden's argument is basically: "we know how to make crypto fun, we have the Solana infra for fast/cheap transactions, and the market for crypto entertainment is way bigger than NFTs ever were." Their closed beta had 200 users do $15M in wagers in two months. For context, most NFT collections would kill for that kind of engagement right now. They're also doing 15% revenue share to $ME stakers, which (love it or hate it) is more real yield than 90% of DeFi offers right now. Not saying it's guaranteed to work. Regulatory risk is real and competing with Stake is no joke. But as far as pivots go, this one actually has a logic to it beyond "NFTs are dead, let's try something else." submitted by /u/SatoshiStackamoto420 [link] [comments]

Last time it was my fault, I know guys i'm to late to rise a question like that. But now i came with another interesting question. Now, i can catch the market very fast, isn't it? submitted by /u/Ok-Narwhal2433 [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I’ve been working on a small side project recently and wanted to get some feedback from people who are actually involved in NFTs. The idea is a simple tool that lets someone create a Solana NFT without needing to code or understand the technical side of minting. A lot of tutorials still assume you know Rust, Metaplex, or how to interact with the Solana CLI, which is a bit of a barrier for artists and small creators. The goal is to make something where a user can: • Upload their artwork • Add name, description and attributes • Set creator royalties • Mint the NFT directly to their wallet Then it shows up in their wallet and on marketplaces that support Solana NFTs. Before I go much further with it, I’m curious what people here actually think. A few questions: What is the most frustrating part of creating NFTs right now? Do you prefer single NFT minting or tools for collections? Should tools focus more on minting, or helping with selling/listing afterwards? I’m trying to understand what creators actually need rather than just building another minting tool nobody uses. Any feedback would be really appreciated. submitted by /u/Whobbeful88 [link] [comments]

I'm experimenting with a minimalist on-chain art idea. No roadmap. No utility. Just hierarchy and belief. I'm curious whether something can gain value purely because people decide it matters. Is value in crypto purely belief? submitted by /u/Just_Radish1167 [link] [comments]

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Hi guys, I gone through many articles and learn about NFT and it's usa, features and trends. Now my question is how much dies it really cost to develop a NFT Marketplace? it is worth to develop it? is NFT are still in trends? submitted by /u/Ok-Narwhal2433 [link] [comments]

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What’s best place to sell photos as NFT? submitted by /u/Merlyn43 [link] [comments]

We created 10 Obsidian Dominion NFTs. Founding seats. The kind of thing that costs serious money and comes with serious weight — lifetime access to everything, monthly expert consultations, triple governance vote, your name on the platform permanently. Ten people. That's it. Forever. But we also knew that the library we're building isn't just for ten people. It's for the developer in São Paulo who can't afford $500 courses but needs verified knowledge to level up. The professional in Lagos who wants to learn from real experts, not content farms optimized for SEO. The student anywhere who deserves access to knowledge that's been verified, recorded immutably, and can't be quietly edited or taken down by a platform chasing ad revenue. So we built Esmerald Passage. 25,000 of them. Not because we wanted to flood supply, but because access was always the point. Esmerald holders get real utility — course access, governance participation, a permanent stake in how CooBook grows. The same blockchain infrastructure that protects an Obsidian holder's lifetime membership protects theirs. The same immutable records. The same verified authors. The difference isn't the technology. It's the seat size. There's something honest about a project that builds its most exclusive tier and its most accessible tier with equal seriousness. One isn't a consolation prize for people who couldn't afford the other. They're two different answers to the same question: who should have access to verified knowledge? Our answer was everyone who wants it. Esmerald Passage is where that starts. submitted by /u/coobook [link] [comments]

soooo i been working on a NFT collection of mine called Munnies and i need everyones thoughts. i am competing with the monkey nfts and Doodle nfts and am planning to complete this project by mid 2026. I am drawing approximately 10 nfts per day and my goal is reaching the full 10,000 variations. I have around a $5k budget to get people to help me so i can speed up the process.Is this worth it and do yall think i can make it? Any advice is deeply appreciated submitted by /u/Some_Routine_6107 [link] [comments]

Working on an NFT project with my partner and we're supposed to be on twitter, discord, instagram, opensea, foundation, basically everywhere. Each platform has completely different vibes and requirements. Twitter is essential for crypto community but wants constant engagement and quick updates. Discord needs active community management and regular events. Instagram wants visual storytelling and behind the scenes content. Opensea and foundation need perfect collection descriptions and roadmaps. We're trying to build the actual art and smart contracts while also being full time community managers and content creators. It's unsustainable. Last week we spent probably 25 hours on social media and community management versus maybe 15 hours on actual project development which feels backwards. But if we're not visible and active the project dies before it launches. Seeing massive projects with huge social presence and they obviously have teams of 10+ people. We're just two people trying to compete with that and it's brutal. How do small NFT projects manage all these platforms without full time social media people? What's the minimum viable presence we can get away with? submitted by /u/OppositeSuccessful58 [link] [comments]

As of yesterday I officially own my first NFT and I’m beyond excited to join the NFT community and learn more! submitted by /u/ManufacturerNo3779 [link] [comments]